Follow the lecture by Mohammed Za'Frany on Obturation with the warm compacting technique

Ninja accesses are one of the more discussing topic nowadays in dentistry, here a case where some mistakes has been done thanks to a wrong approach in the access with Fabio Gorni

In this lecture Shawky will discuss about a very important anatomical feature: Radix entomolaris

Radix entomolaris was first described in 1844 by Carabelli as a supernumerary root located disto-lingually in mandibular molars

The glide cleaning was introduced in endodontics by Riccardo Tonini to highlight the importance of the cleaning protocols that should be used to achieve better results in endodontics.

In this lecture Marino Sutedjo will show a scientific update about the Influence of CBCT in Endodontic Retreatments

Direct pulp capping is a well known procedure to preserve dental vitality in case of pulp exposure. In this lecture Francesca Cerutti will review some of the procedures and materials needed to perform pulp capping.

Join this "virtual" webinar with Riccardo Tonini (from Brescia) and Massimo Giovarruscio (from Bristol UK) to explore the best tips and tricks to manage wide apexes

Dr. Shawky Ahmed discuss a simple and predictable technique to place apical plugs in posterior teeth. This technique can also be used to fill the whole root canal system with MTA or bioceramics.

Watch this lecture with dr. Mohammed Za’Frany to learn more about vertical fractures as the explanation of many treatment failures and how to better diagnose them.

Double curved canals require some extra level of attention in all the endodontic treatment steps.

Watch this in depth lecture by dr. Marc Kaloustian about the management of a mandibular molar with double curved canals.

In this lecture, dr. Marc Habib will briefly describe what pulp stones are and will share some tricks and techniques on how to manage them in order to deliver a successful root canal treatment.

Pulp stones are one of the obstacles that don’t allow the endodontist to perform a proper root canal treatment.

C shaped canals are an easy to find morphology that the dental professionals might assess during their. daily practice. It is a shape that usually second mandibular premolars present even thought it is present in many other teeth.

Watch this lecture by dr. Ahmed Shawky and find out more about the characteristics of this specific morphology and learn some tips and tricks about how to deal with it.